"Artificial intelligence could be the greatest equalizer ever invented, or the worst source of inequality." Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates believes the potential impact of AI – benefits and pitfalls, in equal measure – is greatly underestimated. In a long essay published on his website, Gates Notes, the tech mogul and president of his namesake foundation has detailed the promises and dangers of a technology that, in his view, could dismantle the entire contemporary social structure. "The transition to the AI era will be one of the most turbulent periods in human history. And, as of now, we are not adequately prepared to face it," he asserts.

Billionaire Melinda French Gates says she felt "incredible sadness" over the publication of more documents which detail the relationship between her ex-husband, Bill Gates, and the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. "I remember being that age, I remember when my daughters were that age. For me, personally, it's very difficult because it brings back painful memories of my marriage," she says.

On the first anniversary of the devastating storm in the Valencian Community, marked by a state funeral, the most pressing issue is the 229 preventable deaths, a tragedy that will forever haunt the political leaders who failed to rise to the occasion, especially President Carlos Mazón. A man who was slow to arrive at the Civil Protection Coordination Center (CECOPIO) on that fateful day and is even slow to resign. According to World Weather Attribution, a collaborative forum of scientists specializing in the impact of the climate crisis, the storm of October 29th was 12% more intense due to global warming caused by greenhouse gases.

Just a few days ago, Amazon announced plans to build a gigantic data center in the state of Indiana, United States. This computing center will be dedicated to training artificial intelligence systems with the goal of simulating the human brain. The electricity bill will be expensive, as this complex will consume approximately 2.2 gigawatts of electricity—enough to power an entire city.